About this webinar
The Connected Transport Context
Recent years have seen significant advancements in future generation wireless networks, that enable the delivery of cost effective and spectrum efficient solutions, to a multitude of land based, airborne and ocean going platforms, providing video, data, audio and internet for both operational and consumer applications.
Genuine, ubiquitous connectivity, will require topologies featuring a hybrid mix of complimentary access technologies, from both Terrestrial and NewSpace sources, in order to provide mobile users and connected vehicles, vessels, aircraft and trains, with robust connectivity across a wide range of networking environments… including the most remote, hardest to reach locations.
The Connected Transport and Infrastructure video conference will ask;
What architectures and emerging heterogenous ICTs will be internertworked to enable this brave, new, nomadic world?
Session 1.
- ESA Support for Connected Transport
Mauro Cordani, Future Programmes Officer, European Space Agency
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Roberta Mugellesi Dow, Head Connected Transport Business Applications, European Space Agency
- Satellite and Connected Transport: Barriers to Entry
Rob Furlong, Manager Transport Systems, Knowledge Transfer Network (Innovate UK)
- Agnostic Continuity: a Required Model for IFC
Jags Burhm, Senior Vice President Global Aero Mobility, Eutelsat
- Hughes JUPITER™ Mobility – Addressing the Complexity of Air, Sea and Land Transport Connectivity
Reza Rasoulian, Vice President Broadband Satellite Services, Hughes Network Systems
Session 2.
- Satellite Communications for WiFi On-Board
Javier Santos, International Business Development, Inster
- Modern Satellite Communications in Rail
Robert Gardner, Senior Innovation Engineer, Network Rail
- The French Autonomous Train Project
Thomas Jennequin, Programme Train Autonome, SNCF S.A.
- Opportunities in Mobility
David Burr, Vice President Satellite Operators & Mobility, Comtech EF Data
- Scaling Digitalisation in Maritime ... the Role of Connectivity
Nick Chubb, Founder & Managing Director, Thetius
Hosted by
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John Doe SVP @ EMPJD G
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Paul Stahl C21@century21comms.com Executive Director @ C21T
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Jags Burhm Senior Vice President Global Aero Mobility @ EutelsatG
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Rob Furlong Manager Transport Systems @ Knowledge Transfer NetworkG
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Robert Gardner Senior Innovation Engineer @ Network RailRG G
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Reza Rasoulian Vice President Broadband Satellite Services @ Hughes Network SystemsG
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Javier Santos International Business Development @ InsterG
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Thomas Jennequin Programme Train Autonome @ SNCFG
Experienced in project management with a demonstrated history of working in the rail transportation industry. Skilled in Telecom and Automous vehicles, Safety, 5G, GPRS/GSM-R and ERTMS. Strong product management in international context for commercial purposes and EU standardization.
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Mauro Cordani Future Programmes Officer @ European Space AgencyG
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Nick Chubb Founder and Managing Director @ ThetiusG
Nick Chubb is the founder of maritime innovation research consultancy Thetius. Nick founded Thetius in 2019 to serve as a source of intelligence, analysis, and research on emerging technologies within the ocean supply chain, and help industry leaders to understand and prepare for the future.
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Roberta Mugellesi Head of Connected Transport Business Applications @ European Space Agency (ESA)G
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David BurrG
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Anthony BalarkasAB T
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